Nova-Tech Has Opening for Laboratory Control Supervisor
Bio Nebraska member, Nova-Tech, Inc., has an immediate opening for a Laboratory Control Supervisor at their facility in Grand Island, Nebraska.
Editorial: Commercialization of NU research is a key economic asset for Omaha
Omaha World-Herald Editorial Staff features University of Nebraska’s important impact on Omaha and Nebraska’s economy.
Biopharma Leaders Unite to Stand with Science
Nine CEOs, including leadership from Bio Nebraska member companies, sign historic pledge to continue to make the safety and well-being of vaccinated individuals the top priority in development of the first COVID-19 vaccines.
NIH continues to boost national COVID-19 testing capacity
Bio Nebraska member, MatMaCorp, has been awarded a contract with the NIH to increase COVID-19 testing for underserved communities.
Made in Nebraska: Streck partnered with UNL to develop cutting-edge biotech
Streck, member of Bio Nebraska, was featured in an Omaha World-Herald Special by Kevin Warneke discussing their partnership with UNL, another Bio Nebraska member.
Appointment ceremony held for Univ. of NE Pres. Ted Carter
By Matthew Haave, KMTV. On Friday, Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts was on hand for the investiture ceremony of the University of Nebraska’s eighth president, Walter “Ted” Carter.
Ricketts recognizes NPPD in proclamation for company’s 50 years of service
Joe Harris, for News Channel Nebraska, reports on Nebraska Public Power District, a member of Bio Nebraska, and the company’s 50 years of service.
UNMC to start third phase of federal COVID-19 drug trial
Omaha World-Herald’s Julie Anderson reports that a new phase of testing COVID-19 drugs is expected to begin this week at University of Nebraska Medical Center.
Member Spotlight: DNA Genetics
Tom Rathje, Ph.D., MBA, DNA Genetics’ Chief Technical Officer, talks to us about America’s pork industry, the outlook for the company, serving customers during COVID-19, and more.
Paper highlights COVID-19 disparities
A recent study published by a team at UNMC finds that systemic social inequality contributes to COVID-19 disparities.